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  With fresh and fresh air.   Surrounded by dark blue mountains ...   A small area full of traditional beauties that you always want to visit and relax ...   We invite you to visit Inle Lake, Myanmar's famous natural heritage, beautiful and green lake.

 သိ Tips about Thingyan 💦  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  Thingyan Festival is a festival celebrated to welcome the new year in Southeast Asia, including Myanmar 🎉🎉🎉  It means "transition, migration" and is also called "Thingyan" in Burmese ... 😊  The Sun King, who is called 'Banu Raja', lives from one yard to another.  From one star to another;  It is called "Thingyan" due to the continuous change from one season to another ... 🧐  အကြ Pre-Thingyan ... Fall ...  Sakka Min from Tawa Tin Thar Deity used to come down to human land for a while during Thingyan ... 😲  It's time for Thingyan to fall ...  Welcome the day before you go down  That day is considered as "Pre-Thingyan Day"  The easiest way to know the date of Thingyan is to count the date from last year's Thingyan Ascension Day # 364 is the Thingyan Day of the current year ... 🎉🎉🎉  (If you do not believe, try to calculate 😁)  Once upon a time, Sakka and Brahma

 Ngapali Beach is a recreational beach located 7 km (4 miles) from Thandwe. The coastline is 3 km (2 miles) long and faces the Indian Ocean.  Ngapali Beach  Many hotels built along the beach; It is also one of the main tourist attractions in Myanmar with its resorts and golf courses. The main communication route is by air, with access to Thandwe Airport (formerly Sandoway Airport). Mandalay Yangon Airlines and Air Bagan are operating flights to Thandwe. Ngapali Beach Camp used to be a small village. The name Ngapali was changed in 1826. The Italians, who arrived after the First Anglo-Burmese War, resembled Ngapali in the dialect of the Rakhine people because of their resemblance to a beach in the Italian city of Napoli. It is called Naples in Italian because it is so beautiful and the scenery is so beautiful.  After the visit of President Thein Sein in 2014, Ngapali was separated from Thandwe Township as a separate township from Ngapali Township.  Ngapali Tourism dates ba

 Kalaw is located in southern Shan State.  It is located about 4,297 feet above sea level.  The Union Highway passes through Kalaw.  Aungban is to the east of Kalaw and to the west is Mandalay Region.  It is like a gateway from southern Shan State to central Burma.  To the east of the town is the Kalaw River, which flows from the mountains into Inle Lake.  The history of Kalaw was only a resting place on Lara Road to Shan State during the reign of ancient Burmese kings.  During the colonial period, the British favored the city and built it to fit the city's features.  Kalaw town If many   To Kalaw   If you visit once   Kalaw and Kalaw   The environment   With forest and mountain scenery   Beautiful souvenir photos   Great places to shoot   I want to tell   #Chanbala is not a bride   view point   About half an hour from the world   I have to go   It is in place   You have to shoot with forest and mountain scenery   # City View   Next to Thu Maung Restaurant in Kalaw   You hav

 History of Bagan Ananda Pagoda  Ananda Pagoda was built in AD (1090) during the reign of King Kyan Sittha (1084–1113) during the Bagan period.  During the reign of King Kyan Sittha, monks from Nandamu Cave in the Himalayas came to Bagan.  According to the arahants, he liked Nandamu Cave and had the Ananda Pagoda built like Nandamu Cave.  Ananda Pagoda is a pagoda built in the form of a cave temple.  It is 168 feet long.  It is 289 feet wide on each side.  Ananda Pagoda  ဓာတ် တော်၊  Lands and gold;  Money  It is enshrined with gems and stones.  East of the Ananda Pagoda compound;  West  Mountain,  There are four pillars on each of the four north sides.  The four pagodas are dedicated to the four pagodas that have been opened on the four sides of the central pillar.  Each pagoda is 18 feet high.  To the north by Kakuthan Pagoda;  To the east by Kangone;  In the south by Kassapa;  To the west are four statues of the Buddha called Gautama Buddha.  Of these, only the southern and northern

Bagan (also known as Tampadipa) was the capital of Burma, the founding capital of the first empire of Burma. Due to the large number of ancient pagodas. It is a world-famous tourist destination. [1] On 6 July, the entire Bagan Archaeological Site was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.     Vocabulary Source  Most of them are from Pugama to Pugama. It is often said that Bagan became Bagan. According to the chronicles of the Mon Dynasty, after the demise of Thare Khettara, the Pyu clan from Thare Khettara settled in Taung Nyo. After that, Pantaung relief area. From there to Mindon. After a series of moves to the island of Yonlut, the nineteen villagers and the king of the oceans appear to have established evidence of the existence of King Arimadana in Bagan. The name Pugama is a combination of the nineteenth village and the Pyu tribe, which originated in the eastern part of Torin Island.  In the ancient Pagan inscriptions, the word "Pagan" is written and the wor

 Hpa-an is a town in Hpa-an, Myanmar.  It is the capital of Karen State.  More than 1,000 years ago, it was a small village on the banks of the Salween River with a total of about 200 houses.  There is a major cliff on the bank of the Salween River where the village is located.  The tip is itchy.  In Shan language, it is called Fa Ann (stone + tusk).  It changed its name from Hpa-An to Hpa-An.  The town was demolished in 1907.  The most famous mountain in Hpa-an Township is Zwekapin Mountain.  Zwekapin Pagoda is located on the hill.  Cogon Cave is located about eight miles to the right of the Salween River in Hpa-an, east of Mount Cogon.  Twelve miles west of Hpa-an is King Gigu (King Nyi Cave).  At the bottom of the cave is a hot spring lake.  Hot spring  Although the two cold springs flow side by side, there is no combination of hot and cold water.  D  Hpa-an  Salween Bridge (Hpa-an) seen from Hpa-an  Zwekabin Mountain, Kya In Taung, Taung Waing Taung and Hpa-Pu Mountain